Firenzo Woodfires 102107, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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10.OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
PLEASE READ FULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING ANY FURTHER.
KEEP THIS BOOK IN A SAFE PLACE.
Please refer to “ Lighting your Firenzo Woodfire Insert Fire ” leaflet
FIRST BURN
On the INITIAL LIGHTING only, the high temperature paint finishes used on your Fire will give off
smoke and odour for several hours. As this is a temporary condition, open doors, windows, etc. to give
adequate ventilation until passed.
1. Prepare fire by placing crumpled paper in middle of firebox. Do not use a grate, or elevate fire.
Build fire directly on floor of firebox.
2. Pull air control knob out fully for high (this is the small knob to the right of the door)
AIR CONTROL OUT = HIGH.
AIR CONTROL KNOB IN = LOW
3. Arrange dry kindling in “ tepee ” style with larger pieces standing up on each side. Ignite paper
leaving door ajar until kindling is alight.
4. When vigorous flaming of the kindling subsides and embers begin to appear, reload with larger
wood, placing them in a side to side configuration.
5. Open door carefully and place small pieces, then larger logs on top.
6. Close door tight and leave Air Control on HIGH for some 30 minutes. The value in establishing this
technique is that you are providing an excellent base for burning your wood effectively.
7. When a good fire is established move air control to middle position. DO NOT IMMEDIATELY SHUT
THE FIRE TO LOW. Remember to close the air control gradually to your desired level of heat output. It
is better to take 3 - 4 adjustments to get to the low setting (extended burn).
RELOADING
WARNING: It is necessary to move the Air Control to HIGH before opening the door.
Never open the door when a vigorous fire is in progress. Wait until the flames have subsided and the
wood has broken up into glowing embers. Reload with dry logs, placing them in a side to side
configuration
Leave the air control in the HIGH position for 10 to 15 minutes or until the flames begin to subside. This
shows that the initial highly volatile wood gases have been driven off and the Fire will be able to
maintain an even burning rate.
Normally a light load of fuel will stabilize quickly but a full load will take longer. Once the burning rate
has stabilized move the Air Control to a medium position.